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This geologic province takes in most of the Potomac River basin and is famous for its northeast-southwest folded mountain alignment, part of the chain reaching from Canada to north-central Alabama.

On May 25th, Néstor Kirchner, the previously obscure Peronist governor of a Patagonian province, takes up that ill-starred job having won a mere 22% of the vote in an election last month.

For sheer dramatic natural beauty, Tiger Leaping Gorge in China's Yunnan province takes some beating.

Each province takes its own approach, e.g. Limburg has a minimum of three turbines per site, whereas Noord-Holland stopped all wind park developments.

Anderson Agiru, the governor of this province, takes credit for having the vision first, but unlike Munago, he's optimistic.

The BC government does actually have the chance to make such a decision: this week, the province's Climate Leadership Plan will be released, illustrating how seriously the province takes the concerns of people like Horne, who served on the advisory panel and says that some LNG could be developed if accompanied by "very strong climate policy".

Police deputy commander Epenes Nili of Enga province took part in the intervention.

Either way it seems as though the dream of Les Nordiques returning to the province took a huge leap forward last weekend.

Last year, Shia citizens in the eastern province took to the streets just days after the uprising started in neighbouring Bahrain on 14 February.

A second cluster of similar shootings, all involving Royal Marine commandos in Helmand province, took place in a six-month period at the end of 2008, according to the log entries.

The party leaders dream of the province taking its place as a near-Sweden-sized nation among nations, and will make no bones about this in the next provincial election.